
Apartments near 36 Street (D,M,N,R Line)-R in Brooklyn, NY (5,669 Rentals)


216 23rd St

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451 48th St

3914 8th Ave

725 3rd Ave

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210 23rd St

140 23rd St

144 23rd St

4711-4713 5th Ave

197 23rd St

169 23rd St

771 41st St

726 5th Ave

124 23rd St

4802 4th Ave

755 42nd St

713 3rd Ave

177 23rd St

171 23rd St

223 23rd St

4722-4724 5th Ave

141 23rd St

139 23rd St

713 4th Ave

One Sunset Park

225 23rd St

707 4th Ave

175 23rd St

217 23rd St

143 23rd St

211 23rd St

135 23rd St

195 23rd St

137 23rd St

718 4th Ave

131 23rd St

229 23rd St

221 23rd St

642 46th St

4102 8th Ave

701 4th Ave

703 4th Ave

722 5th Ave

4623 Sixth Ave

215 23rd St

227 23rd St

720 4th Ave

4809 4th Ave

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